Breakfast Vouchers

[disneyma2]

I've searched and searched...my eyes hurt LOL! Is it worth it to buy the breakfast Vouchers, we have crt, donald's breakfast, and maybe the princess breakfast in epcot, should we buy the vouchers, we never have before. It's myself, dh and dd.
Any thoughts and opinions would be great!
Thanks

 

[mad4themouse]

The vouchers cost $18.25/$11.00 adult/child. Before tax (6.5%) and tip (15%), CRT is $18.99/$9.99. Donald's is $16.99/$8.99 and the Princess Storybook Breakfast in Norway is $19.99/$9.99.

 

[robinb]

I think CRT is now also $19.99. I used the breakfast vouchers for all members of our family at CRT and at the Princess Breakfast in Epcot. I didn't save a whole lot on my DD's breakfast, but it was easier to pay the whole bill with vouchers.

 

[maggiew]

Originally posted by mad4themouse
The vouchers cost $18.25/$11.00 adult/child. Before tax (6.5%) and tip (15%), CRT is $18.99/$9.99. Donald's is $16.99/$8.99 and the Princess Storybook Breakfast in Norway is $19.99/$9.99.

As stated above, the vouchers also include tax and tip. So for the 2 princess breakfasts:

19.99 + 1.30 (tax) + 3.00 (tip) = $24.29 adults
9.99 + 0.65 (tax) + 1.50 (tip) = 12.14 kids

So for your family for CRT, you would save about $6 each for adults and $1 for the child for a total of $13. The same is true for the Princess breakfast. You would save a little less on Donald's breakfast.

Personally, we purchase them. In your case its like getting the child breakfast free. So why not???

Maggie

 

[Raggedy]

I use them, like they said it includes tip and taxes.

 

[disneyma2]

Thankyou all so very much for all of your input, it reallly helped. So, where is the best place to purchase these...hotwire? Is there another place?

Thanks,
Gretch

ps the $13 savings would be nice, I know it will go in Disney's pocket one way or another

 

[HollyJoy]

Okay, I've seen mention to these meal vouchers everywhere.. what are they, how do you get them, and where can you use them!!!

 

[stauncie]

Originally posted by HollyJoy
Okay, I've seen mention to these meal vouchers everywhere.. what are they, how do you get them, and where can you use them!!!

ummm, its a 'sticky' at the top of the budget board.

http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=435889

 

[ncbyrne]

Just beware that hotwire indicates that a child is age 3-9 for the food vouchers. I spoke to WDW Dine today and that information is INCORRECT. At all WDW restaurants a child is anyone under 12! ONLY the age for the park passes is under 10. So if you are buying a restaurant food voucher for anyone 10 or 11, they ARE indeed a child. I learned this only AFTER purchasing an adult voucher for my granddaughter...

 

[tracy51]

Thanks ncbyrne I'm in the planning/budgetting stage of our first family trip to WDW and my DD is currently 10. From what I'd read before I was thinking I'd need to get adult vouchers for her if we decide to use them. Glad to hear that my kid-o is still a kid

 

[dis4fun]

What about the shipping on the vouchers? How much does that run?? Do you still save after paying the shipping cost?

 

[ncbyrne]

hotwire.com shipping is free to members